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LIVE: Stefon Diggs Trial Recap PART 2 — $5.5M Demand & the Hot Dog Heard 'Round the WorlD
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Stefon Diggs was found NOT GUILTY of assault and strangulation in just 90 minutes of jury deliberation — and we're breaking down exactly how the defense dismantled this case in a two-day trial. Ali and Bob, two criminal defense attorneys recap every key moment from the Norfolk County District Court trial, including Mila Adams' testimony, the "dried up hot dog" moment that went viral, the $5.5 million demand, and the questions the prosecution couldn't answer.
Former New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs walked out of a Dedham, Massachusetts courtroom a free man on May 5, 2026, after a jury rejected his former personal chef Jamila "Mila" Adams' allegations of a December 2025 assault at his multimillion-dollar home. Defense attorney Andrew Kettlewell hammered credibility, financial motive, and a 14-day delayed report — and the jury was back in 90 minutes.
Inside this recap:
— How the defense team turned the cross-examination into a credibility crisis for the accuser
— The "dried up hot dog" testimony from Diggs' chief of staff and why it landed harder than anyone expected
— Adams' $5.5 million civil demand — and the question she refused to answer on the stand
— The video evidence of Adams dancing and partying with Diggs' entourage in the days after the alleged assault
— Why Adams reported the incident 14 days late, and how the defense used that timeline against her
— Judge Jeanmarie Carroll's warnings to Adams about non-responsive answers
— What this verdict means for Diggs' free-agency prospects and a potential NFL personal conduct review
— Defense attorney takeaways: how this case fits the pattern of "opportunistic targeting" of high-profile athletes
Criminal defense attorneys Bob and Ali Motta bring you the legal analysis you won't find anywhere else — courtroom strategy, evidentiary rulings, and the reasonable-doubt arguments that actually moved the jury.
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